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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoaK ThuTsay sept N m eTse
cS care T%en5 cars Uptown Eastman and y
no trading s tOda, wor:h noIne Feeling dull 70
Far eyas sides sold at a. a c Ordinary Prime Native
caicasses &c. with limited numberof Choice orns
Chicago Dressed also dull sale at 1900 for Texas
sides were sold at outside figure for very Prime
Latest private cable report Refrigeraed Beef
higher Light supply and selling at &c per and
Si2c for the estimated dressed weight from I'M. D.r,
shipments OF Live Stock or Fresh Meat from TINS por'
'0MfcH cows-About rs head have received thus
far this week aud demand has been good at stu inr,
ther slight advance over last weeks prices From go 70
J. DHcey reports head sold the ,oo ,,,
er bss over from vsssrdsy Trade wa. very dull ali
grades Calves and about 500 head were ,s he
Fed Calves Sa4hc and Common to very Choice Ves at
Kirby Co 60 rasss G g2S o syeag ysa At
IN %aIenbeek 4 Hollis Sl average at 2'o
G part 7 v " a72 b. Il vsas las West
err Hume % Mullen: orassers 2se at2'c per
Ffs c g. &c 2 SC r. IL 5s re 10
"a at asi 6 & g. l. d 3
av sHss at &c p1
Slss! ssseF sS az 2s5 @
Pideocs ysas Jas At . Se per en- average a
sissPer n svsa. 10, a, Ssc ,os .vo-,ro a. a,o
hesais cars AS at dohs1 and cars at
nearly dozen carloads were over Sc % o
week There very far demand for the STOCK oay
Sn@ better tone to s am6s ua sold at
shade than yesterday The pens were not quito
Common to Prime sheep sold per Ordinary to
Choice Lambs at SQ6Sc. and 20 head AT &C. GUNS were
ssioS sc1 with Ii' lie Obtained for few Choice
sales-Judd CHAM 10 10 hwe az
81 sci Indiana Sheep 1902 d. at g Is 70 do 80 T. at
81 50 sao 40 Wsis X 60 10 Indiana 81 b late
yesterday l9i PENNSYLVANIA Lambs 6s'q d. at s0 III
Newton qo Siiist 10 indiana Sheep i5 average at
l. aS NJ PEI No. s. DO Sc = Bucks and
Kspi1cky Sheen 1Ss n at r p 80 pss
81 n a! g 4o e do o q sSss at S n aver
ass at SG y g i per loo @isIE' 'n''r
sherman Culver EOS ken 6 sheep g syen asSa
9io sheep li7 y r. pye1asr at IL
Sas " s g &c so d. q r. a. &c 20 do
Hollis state sseeP csns aysT az g a.
a &c S5s DO Is b. at So IS per loo 2i7 do So n. at
Jsiiias Wright Coz 10 State Sheep 100 average at
dc los 10 a. 4 So s,, csHsGs ..b Hw ss
I Lar A 50 f. atac ~ ~ Canada Lambs ai6 las DO
re ls6 PenHsyiysnls DO Ss r. a, 2S
per Is isS State Lambs $40 100 do. so ID.
&c 100 10 66 ID. at CSC. -
Hots~Recepis were 35 cars OF $50 head-24 cars at
Jersey City and II 40thst Total for I'VE days
% head 81 III head for the ssmo time last week
Feeling a rie and market barely steady for Heavy
Hogs Quoted Al 80 7O9S6 with sales oil FAR 70 eoOd III
So 1Ods5 95. - -. =,
per 100 ID 237 ID, at So 80; do. 26s ~ al 50 so
do 1877 ~ at S. 90 also late yeserday 81 State Hogs 40
10 OF SIS SO ROughs 1906 10. at 81 80
w Lamb; II state Hogs "a 10 average at - 50 per
100 Rougls 2SO 70. at 81 80 late Yesterday 10 state
Hogs $50 b. al S. 90 81 248 n. So SO Rough do
942 n, at "a 80 do. $50 n, at 81 50.
Newton Ciieti: Pennsylvania Hogs 2l7 average.
al as so per 100 N Rough do 400 70. at 81 80.
NJ Pldcock state Hogs l3o average, al 20 W per
100 u / DO 800 10. at 50 75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

IlvERrooI. sept s-l2.30 T. m.-Coiton nrm with cool
demand. Middlng Upagd. o. 0d DO. orleans Z l1i.
sac u 600 bale. including ZOO tor speculation aud export
l0pp bales including COO American Futures steady
Uplands Low Middns clause. September deiv 221id
24.Gid October delivery. l&DiL.
1fGsa october November delivery 1-Gii,
also sGsa November and December delivery SAD.
also u 8fd. do. February delivery.
a-64d, also G6id; do February AID March delivery
564d also 664d; DO March and April delivery 5Old,
also . Esd; do Anril and May delivery . lO.Gfd.
Wheat quiet, demand poor holders offer mod
erately. with far demand mixci Western,
Is. 2Agi. GENITAL.
Provisions 02s "a per cwt for United states
finest Produceraow, 22s O. per cwt for American line.
Lin-oed o. 2ls. g. per cwt.
Middlng iliGs Good Ordinary, llG not amt
ceIps 3,2l bales sales 0Jj bales stock i,c15 bales
NORFOLK sept. S-COjton nTm Mmdllng. o.; net and
gross 4Ji bales exports cOaswse l33 bales sales
IL .alss stock l,J19 bales
SAVANNAH. sept. S.-CottJn quiet; Midilns S7si Low
Middng sOlG doot Ordinary nom!nal net aud gross
ceipts $3.50 baea eKnos oaaswIse. l,G'S bales sales
$500 bales stock. Zll67 bales
NEw-ORLRANs sept, 8.-COuon steady Middllny
Low Middling Sasi Good Ordinary net receipts, 25O7
bales gross pts. 27Ol bales STOCK 2OG9i bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

Corn firm No. Mixed Al &c bid Oats quiet No
Sept Eisur drs va; U No. ao
w1s sT sg No Lara ?: sSSem
Der 50 So Butter Saiss Da'r .,, 10
Egg steady isss 500 SS Wheat
10000 bush Corr bush Barley 400 Ss,s ea Corn emp
bash. Barley 4OOo bush. ,.,,
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept s.wheataMarhst 9 1se NO h'"
Il s MIsss FssgaaG
sTT NJ Wh's ssc eass c6rs
oasn ost, BUSH Rye barley 5000 1S s,.
1000 bush cora Too I SSs Du'H
PHILADELPHIA Sept s-Four-Choice fresh ground Oh
;Sr9g whsas Gg@ with fair g SO I 90
DO 90 Extra s. o0ssS 20 ~ az s5 DssTsr,
Family gs 90 ono clear s. o @s 90 o rarht s. 90
81 a5 ST. Louis anG southern ILLINOIS Clear So oo' DO
straight O0S4 25 Winter whea, fs's s7 ss 80
40 40 straight 2oes! 20 Min4esea o Der Sarrei
for Fair 10 chscs sycamore ouoted at 81
Wheat market ruled FIRM Serpss en- ssn 1rS
.c do October 79 ESQ c do for
AND prices Of options wholly nominal lots ruled sisay
G %in % os trade s mSed 'i IN grain depot
Mixed for september &c 90 o Sr 0e.eSer 10
oats good local demand for spo, lots ana
mis on Tp fse h an PGer Yo M1ea 2 White at
52 S5g SG No ~ white s.s,: sgG in s9S
3ii.c: do for October S4i4 034 DO for Soyemoer
2nchSSsod smoked Beef Ii sioG' Beet Hams s2Qo9.
Pork mess SIG OJ1lG jh do prime mess new SiS'v
family SIG 5OSi7 90 Hams smoked II 21 lac 90 a.
smoked 9s. eIO Shoulders in dry salt tay cured sac 90
do smoked 6t97e Shoulders p piesle unT5eile q.
CITY Refined 81 do steam s. 81 90 Butehes
So 80. Butter steady-Pennsyvanla Creamery
Y Creamery Extra ~ a22c Packing butter lldl5e.
Cheese was nrm. New York Full Cream. IL 9l2hG ono
T Ssq skins G d. s Er Z; 20 r a SKINS
Eggs hrmer ana higher. Pennsvlvania nrsts lsGlo2e
Ohio and other Western nrsts S9 loe
s5e o4Piss'%s
bush. Corn 1900 bush oats 1890 bush d ngo &
bush. shipments-Flour 800. bush wheat o'ooo 'u'1
Corn $500 push oats hOoO BUSH
ST. LOUIS Sept s-Flour nrm. strong, but unehangeh
strong. No kod cash G9s@7oc; soptsmoer, &c
October 7O'sS707c closing 707sc December - a. - &C.
Sss1ss Closing I N Hyss6 December
a37a@Sfs.c. closing 37so.... oats firm Cash ~ ,,c
September c October 25sc; NSyembeT SS Bess
Prime Timothy Sl30oSslG so Prairie 81 o. 81 20
steady at 81 40 Eggs steady az IL
s Butter Creamery a. ssa9y AZ
lara at ss So Drysa Meats-BoTed shoulders 7e Long
Shoulders SO 25: Long Clear ~ 81 Gg 90 Cea os
50 81 b097b short Clear ~ 959SlO. Hams sl2esIt.
1000 2s 900 bush rye 1000 .nsh Barley oo
bush. .shpments-FlOur 1900 Dbls Wheat 4oOo pns
Corn 1900 bush oats 5000 push Rye ----- ou'a
TOLEDO Sept s-wheat active Cash 1915; October
75ssc December 1870 dull firm. Cash ~
oats unchanged Cloverseed active, steady Prime - z5
bash Corn is 900 bush oats 5000 bush. shipments
Wheat a. 900 bush Corn 22 900 bush oats 10000 bVsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The recent advancing movcmcr. in the crude OIL mar
ket has obstinate resistance on the part
prOmscuous traders, and the temper OF the wall Street
scalpcrs remains boarish But the fact remains That
the buying OF late has done by who base ther
wait until that changes before they alter their secua-
tive position. They p:otuccrs OF oil or are closely
associated with producers and can properly be elassed
with what are called in the stock railway mar
ket They are now believers better condition for
the OIL Industry because commodity cheap because
the consumption 'aoE ~ icaehiIg point where he
decline in the output viii make serious drafts on the
existing stocks because the foreign trade IS slowly
awakening strength Of the statistical position and
because there a prospect that the producers are
reaching stage % oigInzaton when their wishes and
interests VIII exert important Influence on me prices
Ana the refining interests are not opposed any legl-
mate advance In crude on when " comes ~ 9aturS re-
market for the entire Industry The news ye-lefn3
the OF producer, who seeking 10 restrain
n unnecessary output IL caused generous buying
that occurred failed TO turn the general tendency he
market The close strong at not far nom best
The range Of prices dealings at the Conso
dated Exchange were Rs follows:
Opening ca lowest ....-..-- s5S.
sales b3rres -s-ZVVO
Refined oil was firm IS cents per gallon at all
ports.
PrrrsBuRG Penn. Sept s.-Petroieum active firm and
higher. National Transit Certificates opened a. t's and
OIL CRY. Penn. sept 5-Crlie Oh N1uo1N frt1a;
Certificates opened az IS tni closed at GJ ghe4, prot
So III barrels 100000 barrels shipments
2l3.3j5 barrels TunA -. 80 narrelA - <,
opened 6s and closed al SOC highest price. CO., low
BEH6SoGD Penn. Sept s-vatonal Transit Certaeatos
~ ana closed At % highest price, 70s low
est price. G7'n Clesrances. l.e72COJ barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFE-Whie there Is not much urgency shown by
,uyeis Brazil growths frmly maintained at
e0a20c for fair Rio spot invoices The iniider crowns
we're quiet steady In the absence quotations
om Rio owing to the holiday there the local s2ecniatVs
market dull First prices represented deche OF
6a10 points and the market closed dull at the opening
Is follows January. 1859 1865 February $500
March isG5@is75; April is7091S75i May; 1870
1850; september i795ais; October, 1sl59 1920; No
Vember 1900 lS45 December 1850 1850 Inc rang
n different months fcIlCrs Isngasy is
November, ls.zO9la45; December laoo@lS'o'' saie''
S275O bags. 1900. ,.... -.
previous quotations The sales to-day were O42 bales lZOU
iae evening" All which for consumption The port
receipts today 1853 bales comparing with oSlo
bales The and 1878 bales for the corre
spondng day The total port receipts since sep
TENDER been Sl3O7 bales comparing WIN o0ooo
bales for the CORE spending period last year.
ousaons based The American standard CLASSIFICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
ID ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on AMI after JUNE q, 1897.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND limited STATES NAIL ROUTE.

GkEAT TkONk LINE
Trains Sew York, va Des0rOsses aud Cortiands
uasas 0iPis SSrs and Tho West with Pullman
' sitSssa %l.@a d fss baas and
W Sleeping se9u6rled cars az a. M every nay Cory and
"Essoi L1s1 H taHaa:,s t9.P for 4SsSs
For LS2G m s2G nj s w 10 and
Basmops wasSS aa ~ ana the South Limited Wash.
agn EAes Pullman paFior Cars and saI isnn'y
ua is srv- @a sils Sai p'' SAfn d
s and SO ID and 80 1aa 30 and i%' =
For Aasnus City excep, SUNDAY. and . p. m.
L S5 S1Rf a M @ LEAD Juhcoa and
lions y 20 Rahway and s A%SSy 49, aad $50 M
on SUNDAY, 10. . 10 a. M and p IL. do not stop
For Old Pom, ana Norfolk. Via Ncw.York, PhIladepha
ana Ho sy LIZ naoa o p ~ e sSeiy y Say Via
OF Booklyn Annex eonnest with AL through rains
Jerey Go arOdng SPECIFY and direct transfer Tor
rRHISs HRi;ivEf: From rntsburg 10, 80, II so
Ba T s'a go j. 50 1 m 20, 20 50; 90
sS, g. '9a - y .S Si o%H'a ~
20, :. 20 50, o 20 IS, 10 IS 2 NJ and y %
nIs 55 sa M. 20 % 80 Il Z IS o5 81 SS
- FOR PHILApE1ruIA... .., co,,.
20, % 5, o Chicago Limited and 10 washington @
a D a@a Ia'a ana and i /. a. Is 5 night S a.
ton. 30 and III 10 e. M, 40 y. m sundays EX.
press 10 % Limited and 10 j. NJ 4, 80, D. q, T.
and . p. and j. Is night
Train, leaving Ncw-Nork daily except Sunday, az g. 0
and IL 10 q. H.. l. 2 I. d, AMI 10 a. NJ aud
p. ~. on sundays connect AZ Trenton foI Camden
Broad Street Philadelphia
IL OF. 70, 90, 40, $40. 9 90, go, 20
5 80. 9 40, IL AID IL 10 o. m, (lLulted Express
with Dluing Car II and $50 ?. NJ, Il 40, 80
20. I, D. ., O:35, 7I2, ~ ana 0 80 =. m
5 so $40 a. n. u 40, 90 q 80 L!mitedl. 2S
IS, ~ and b ~ p IA.
Leave PhiiideIpha, VIA Camden. a. m and 80 p M
Ticket onlces, $40. 435 and O4i Broadway. As,or
House Battery Place, aud foot u Desbrosses and Cos
iaudt sts tourt.s Brooklyn Annex station, foot
OF FutOnst Brooklyn station, jersey Clty Emigrant
Ticket once. Castle Garden. .
The New YORK Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences ..
CuAS. H.. l. GIL, J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
ERIE RAILWAY-Through trains sso,d Leave avDo

ERIE RAILWAY Elln rsowd leave ave,
Cnambers.s local trains leave 23dsI. fIOm 20 min
a. m DaiIy.-Day Express. Buffet Drawing 1 room
coa sh p from iIone fEa % eincaaatL
sn u % and and B. Sa tsg dpns s0a
Mesd Cleveland Cne3nsa chleagS aad p si
ia0, Niagara Fails, Hamilton and Toronto. No extra
ohaTse iS fast e r5scaso Express. Pullman Day and
Sleeping CSachss hes g BIN shAn0n LHira' Buffalo,
12 N nasd nsi we ea daysPuman Sleeping Coach
Sna sss w sssE a ana E s u.s.
s 51o Il g. 5 "a S5 ssnss u:
. % b. a IL HSSe. RAJ Adisoa nal tls ans
Pls.dic, week days 80. m. Sundays 40 a. liz
r. 6 Esn; @ssE m %Ss4 s.s;
S 10 80 mo- neSn ~ @ ss H. SsnSosss a. e;
NeyaIf and Fas;sca va Hees days 10 SO
$50, S:2o 80 :. 10 p m. IL Midnight sundays.
se$ ss = % 70 Z e 20 10 ; 90 s
days avs 49, 49, 7 49, 30 s. 10 20 m, As, ii5,
wsST sS re 5da1 Is % m. 49, saO H.
Monticello and White Lake, AS, a. M. 80 p. m.
ana ssndly. 50 80 and 80 p no. 80
Mon g9ntry. a. m, 3 80. 80 p. m sundays $780,
week a9y; VS. .92 60 q.
10 20 M, 2;3o; 80 40 q; s. ~ an MD l.
night SSnlays sI IN 70 a. osbe S a N 10 Sa 40 80 M
70 Goshen and MiddeiOwn As m. sundays o4S
FLEETS or passage and apartments n P Drawn ROOM
ch ckne ana transfer OF bggage may be et a. the CON-
Caays OFFICES; Nos 49, rtoo. S2' BIoSSa or az
the Company's dspois. ~. IT., g.. ,o.r.vo,, =.
Ngr a9s from The ws s .o S5 io In Ne"fOfk at
r II. soULE. Gen'l Mgr L. p FARMER G. p Ase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
EUROPEAN FGyANcrAL MARxEr3

LONDON SEPT S-l2:3O D. m.-COnsols l0 3lG for money
lOI 56 Tor The account United states cont bonds
l27s do. Abs Iil4 Atlantic AMI Great Western htst
mortgage trustees certificates, 454 Canadian Pacific
5G'- Erie 81 do second consos lO2 Illinois Contra,
I24A Mexican Ordinary. 62s St. PaucommOn, NG = ;
New.York Central. 1925 Pennsylvania. J82 Reading
1924 Mexican Central. lOa
p m.Attntic and Great Western first mortgage trust
10 Erie 81 = do second cOnsoA 1924
Mexican Ordinary 5Zas NeW-YOTk Central. ll27- Bar
silver quoted Il per There withdrawn
Bank Of England today 4l50OOO Tor shipment TO
The bullion tho Bank of England has decreased
G35OOOo during the past week The proportion OF the Bank
Of Fnglands reserve 10 liability which ls week was ~ 20
80 u cont PARIS advlCes quote 3
cent rontes % cennes the account and
exchange az 20 francs 3S confines for checks
PARIS 81 D. mTbe weekly statement of the Bank
France shows decrease oil 100000 francs IN gold and
increase OF 275 900 francs IN silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
| PAII.ROAD.
4 kINLIs KAII.ky y D. -.
GREAT FOUR-TRACk TRUNK LINE.
on and after une 26 trains leave
CRAM CENTRAL. DEPOT.


largest and Finest Passenger station In America 4,
% m. Rochester Express drawing room cars " Al
'"o' M sIrafosS Lake George and Montreal special
Drawing cars 10 Saratoga, Caldwell LAKE Eeorse'
Paytslug and Montreal also % 81 Alb2ns oo
posed exclusively Buffet smokingcar, dningear draw
Ing room and Sleeping cars F HolFy Cleveland and
Toledo, arriving Chicago . 80 a. M next day. .
1880 ChlcIg0 ENpreSst drawing room cars 70
Richned Springs, Caniadagua and Rochester. ~
80 p M Albany Troy, Saratoga and Utica special
through to Caldwell Qake George on Saturdays.
4 p. NJ Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. - r.
Niagra Falls Bu~Ilo Suspension Bridge Toledo. Detroit
and Chicago. Dinngcar New York to Albany. 49,
1880 D. M Fast CINCINNATI and ST. Louis Express With
andFia Bay daily Paul Smiths, Saranac, &C. via Utica
d e4spM oat@cS and A9andacR Spres daily
ing ears % Platsbgrg and Montreal va Rouse POINT sna
Chateaugay r. r. for Lake Chazy, Lyon Mountain Rapids
Loon Lake. PaukSmiths, &c Sleeper dairy ex
eep Sunday for Luzerne North Creek Blue Mountain
-. m. Special Sleeper. arrives Rochester 40 a. M.
Buffalo 50 M and Cleveland ~ ;i2 D. NJ neXt Day 10,
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo De-
uolt and Chicago, Sleeping cars 10 Cayoh VIA JAVA
ii iS D. H. Night Express, with sleeping cars to Al.
bany Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the
West for Saratoga Lake George and Tor me Nofh Tex
FieRets Sni Space in drawing room and scepIngcars
on sale Grand Central Depot &l3 49, and 9t2 broadway
10 PARK Place Battery Place. 60 West 125thsl, and
Mott Haven station I?st hst NewYork 500 Washington
and $50 FULTON s Brooklyn and 10 Fourth St. Williams
Westcotts Express cali and check baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday. tstop at
Mott Hayen station u3sth-st) ,,r,,rr ,,o,y,,rr
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and at the various
railroad distributing points In and the city for the week
have been follows Erie l. l5 cans OF milk 40 cans OF
condensed milk and 100 % Snsqnohanna lil0
OF milk and - oil New-iork city and
800 of milk Harlem 2s2b cans Of mk l03
condensed milk and 100 OF cream New Haven
and Hartford 1870 OF milk Ontario aud West shore,
24O0 milk S5cans OF condensed milk and lao OF
cream; NewJersoy Central 675 OF milk and is Of
cream by miscellaneous short routes 1890 OF milk
The daily supply has been 1905
OF milk 225 Of condensed mix aud 81 cans OF
The cool weather has considerably losssne1 the de-
for prices dun during the week tbs aver
paid for the platform surplus being 81 Al can OF 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
ETHIOPIAN pRopucE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. sent $3.50 D. Beef and pork. In fair
demand Hams IN poor demand Bacon ia good demand
AS 3D. clear firm az ut f3s cheese In
poor demand Taow and lurpentiue In fair demanc osln
In demand Lard spot and futures the demand u I'M
proving and Flour in demand Corn. spot and
fnturcs Mixed Western spot and september
hrm at As. 22l Hops at London-NowYork STATE nothing
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

DvyYALn Sept - - "a 1415
hSo6 total for 1896 Tor tins
lssS week congnsd srsuKb 20 % OF which
- New.York; IL sale; market dull aud IN.
changed
last "a houra fetal for week,
nm mr. $4,000 hean last 2b,S0e
6oon ooaaensd thiough 10 IL OF which 10 NewYsrk
~ 70 Choics ADVANCED 60l0o 70 81 taSz Go; Coed to
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Asly manteb.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
NETWORK ONTARIO 81 YVES TERN KY
~ Trains leave ferries West AID and Jayst as

follows: -
West 42d q. m. Jayst. 40 M, for Middle;own'
Falls burg Monticello, Liberty, walton, Dehi N0rWlSn
Utica, Rome. Oneida, Fulton. oswego, Buffalo, Deuoi''
West 4od 10 a. M Jayst, 80 a. M, for Lake Mo-
honk, Lake Mlnnewaska, Mddetown. Elenvile' fallS'
burg, Monticello, Liberty. White Lake. ,,. ,,o
West 42d, 10 Jay-st, 30 D. M Tor Lake ~ "
honk, Lake nnewaska, MddetOwn, EuenVlHe, rams
burg. Monticello, Liberty, White Lake. ,,,,
Wss 42d SS p NJ Ssyst iS p W aa Oneida
oswego, Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago. ST. Louis
Saturday halfholiday train, West 42d 10 p m Jay
ST. p for Midtown Ellenville, FaBburs Montt
cello. Liberty, White Lake. 49,
Pullman drawing room and sleeping cars on all trains
Seats and berths reserved at 307 Broadway Tme.taDi
tickets &C., 20f 307 9f4 1928 Broadway I3' otn'
ave-, 1874 East l2jth-st, 264 West I25th:st, N y
J. Z. ANDERSON, g; p. A., =,
10 Exchange Place, NJ T.
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nerican standard OF classification
Npw.OrialnS
STAINED.

eeos Ordinary 7is,e M hsx Misdlnr g.
The future deliveries was again easy though
ast evening The depressing feature again the heavy
MORT receipts Final prices represented net decline OF 500
xcnfs for the day Sales 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
nELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and W EST

~ EKN RAILROAD. sHORrEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW. YORK and BUFFALO. LlGHINlNG ExPKESS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TINE PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depo New York. foot OF Barclay and Christopher sts
a. m. Daily except sundays, Buhaio and Oswego Ex-
press for Gap Sr0udsburg Scranton, Bnghamton
Eira Bath Dansylle, Buffalo, Syracuse Oswego Gre me-
Oxford Norwich Utica, Sorlnton for Plttson
WIkesbarre Danye and Northumberland, at Owego for
Ithaca and intermediate stations. - -. 49,.
D. m. Bingham,on and Emra Express for Water
Cap Scranton Bnghamton, OwegQ and Elmra, connects
at ScantOn for Pit.ston. Kingston, WlkesbarIe, &c.
10 D. N. Scranton, Wikesbarre and ,scon Ex-
press. -, s. g.. e..,
burg Scranton, Bin ghamt0n, 0weg0, ElmTa, Corning,
Bath Wayland, Dansyle Buffalo. &C., arriving In But
falO 10 a. m. sleeping coach TO Olean.
d. Daily Buffalo Utica and D3nsyille, Osweg)
Express Stroudsburg Scranton BinThamon Cortland
Syracuse, Oswcg0, Greene, oxford, Norwich Utica &c
connects wego Ithaca and Intermediate stations
except Saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains for all
point, West.
Richned Springs. daily except Sundays; pm.
daily Pullman sleeper attached.
Tickets sale and baggage checked at 265 broadway
and at wescott Express offices In New York and Brooklyn
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains from Chambers St station for Engle-
wood, Teaaay., CIOsSr, sParkIl and Hyack 80 10,
40, 80. $, 10 80 ~ mdHght Sundays z 10,
80 q. 4 and p. For Manuel, Spring valley.
Monsey and Tallmaps, 80. 10 80 a: M 80. 30
p. m u rs p Saturdays ony). Sundays 80 a M.
p. m.